Hundreds line streets as nurse killed in Australia is brought home for burial

New Year celebrations were ignored in many towns and villages across Co Donegal last night as the body of tragic nurse Mary Ellen Molloy was brought home for burial.

Hundreds line streets as nurse killed in Australia is brought home for burial
Wed, 01 Jan, 2020 - 11:24
Stephen Maguire

New Year celebrations were ignored in many towns and villages across Co Donegal last night as the body of tragic nurse Mary Ellen Molloy was brought home for burial.

The 26-year-old was killed on December 20th last when a branch of a tree fell on the taxi she was traveling in Melbourne, Australia.

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CourtsAustraliaPlace: AustraliaPlace: Co DonegalPlace: Melbourne, AustraliaPlace: DonegalPlace: GlenswillyPlace: GlentiesPlace: ArdaraPlace: Church ofPlace: EdergolePlace: MelbournePlace: Fianna FailPerson: Mary Ellen MolloyPerson: Mary EllenPerson: TerencePerson: AngelaPerson: John RossPerson: Karl JosephPerson: Mary ElenPerson: Mary GrehanPerson: Anthony MolloyPerson: MolloyEvent: New YearEvent: Christmas DayEvent: 1992 All-IrelandEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: Royal Melbourne HospitalOrganisation: St Kevins GAC
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